Dear T, I hope you're well!
Actually I living in São Paulo, Brazil working as iOS Engineer @Itaú and studing Computer Cience @FEI. In my free time I work in my personal projects in the @Programou to create my own products. You can find me on the social medias mentioned above.

During my daily coding routine (for work or study), I use several languages and tools, see below:

• Swift and Objective-C to develop and maintain the product.
• UIKit and SwiftUI frameworks along with Core Animation to create visually appealing, responsive, and accessible user interfaces, thus improving the App Store application rating.
• Native URLSession, Alamofire, Apollo, and/or TrustKit to enable application communication with the backend.
• Grand Central Dispatch (GCD) to enhance application performance when handling data.
• Core Data to store massive amounts of data on devices quickly and reliably.
• Keychain to securely store sensitive data like credentials and avoid security weaknesses.
• UserDefaults to store basic preference data and improve user experience.
• Architectural UI patterns like MVC, MVVM-C, Composable Architecture, VIP, or VIPER.
• Combine or RxSwift to manage data transactions in the application, making it more flexible and reactive.
• CocoaPods and SPM (Swift Package Manager) to manage application dependencies.
• SwiftLint and SwiftFormat to adhere to development guidelines, easing the maintenance of the codebase and continuous integration (CI) process.
• Fastlane to automate the process of delivering the app to TestFlight and the AppStore, significantly saving time during new version deployments (CD).
• Other frameworks I have experience with include Core Location, Core Bluetooth, HealthKit, AVFoundation, and StoreKit for accessing native resources.